A new history of ecclesiastical writers containing an account of the authors of the several books of the Old and New Testament, of the lives and writings of the primitive fathers, an abridgement and catalogue of their works ... also a compendious history of the councils, with chronological tables of the whole / written in French by Lewis Ellies du Pin.

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• CAMDEN'S BRITANIA, newly Tran∣slated into English, with Large Additions and Improvements. Published by Edm. Gibson, of Queens-College in Oxon. Fol.
• Thesaurus Geographicus, A New Body of Geogra∣phy, or, a Compleat Description of the Earth. Con∣taining the General Doctrine of Geography, and a Particular Description of all the known Countries of the Earth, and of the Principal Cities therein: With Maps of each Country, and Draughts of the Chief Fortified Towns, fairly Engraven in Copper. Folio.
• A New History of Ecclesiastical Writers, Contain∣ing an Account of the Lives and Writings of the Pri∣mitive Fathers; A Judicious Abridgment and Cata∣logue of their Works, their various Editions and Cen∣sures, Determining the Genuine and Spurious. To∣gether with a Judgment upon their Style and Do∣ctrine. Also a Compendious History of the Councils: Folio. Six Volumes containing the Authors that flou∣rish'd in the Eight First Ages of Christianity; and a Dissertation concerning the Authors of the seve∣ral Books of the Old and New Testament. Price 38 Shillings.
• Theatrum Scotiae: A Description of the Principal Cities and Towns, Castles, Palaces and Colleges; as also of the Ruines of many Ancient Places in the Kingdom of Scotland; With Prospects of every Place, curiously Engraven in Copper as large as the Sheet. By John Sleezer. Fol.
• Titi Lucretii Cari de Rerum Natura Libri Sex, qui∣bus Interpretationem & Notas addidit, Thomas Creech, Col. Om. An. Oxon. Soc. Accessit etiam Index Vocabulorum Omnium. Octavo.
• Medulla Histor. Anglicanae: Being a Comprehen∣sive History of the Lives and Reigns of the Monarchs of England, from the time of Julius Caesar, to the Reign of Their Majesties K. William and Q. Mary. The Fourth Edition, in which is added a Table of the Kings, and an Alphabetical Index of the Principal Matters. Octavo.
• The History of Britain, that Part especially now called England; from its first Traditional Beginning to the Norman Conquest. Collected out of the Anci∣entest and Best Authors, by John Milton. Octavo.
• De Quatuor Summis Imperiis: An Historical Ac∣count of the Four Chief Monarchies, or Empires of the World: viz. I. The Assyrian. II. The Persian. III. The Grecian. IV. The Roman: Continued down to the Beginning of the Reign of the Emperour Charles the Fifth. Being a Relation of the most con∣siderable Occurences that have happen'd in the World, from Noah's Flood to the Year of our Lord 1620. Written in Latin by John Sleidan. Newly English'd. Octavo.
• Terence's Comedies, made English, with his Life, and some Remarks; by several Hands. Octavo.
• Plautus's Comedies, Amphitryon, Epidicus and Rudens, made English: with Critical Remarks upon each Play. Octavo.
• The Courtiers Oracle, or, The Art of Prudence; Writ∣ten in Spanish by Baltazar Gracian, and now done in∣to English. Octavo.
• The Evangelical History: or, The Life of our Bles∣sed Saviour Jesus Christ, comprehensively and plainly related, with particular Inferences and Discourses thereupon. Written in French, by L. E. Du-Pin, and English'd by a Divine of the Church of England, with Additions; Adorn'd with Copper Cuts. Octavo.
• D. Jul. Caesaris quae Extant, interpretatione & notis illustravit Joan. Goduinus in Usum Delp. Octavo.
• Graecae Grammaticae Institutio Compendiaria in usum Scholarum. Written by D. Wettenhall, now Lord Bi∣shop of Cork and Rosse. Octavo.

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• ...OVidii Metamorphose••n, Lib. XV. Cum Interpretatio∣ne & Notis nec non Indice Vocabulorum omnium; ad Methodum Editionis ad Usum Delphini at multo Correct. & Emendat.
• The Antiquities of Rome; or, A Description of the City, Religion, Government, Magistrates, Laws, Cu∣stoms, Military Discipline, Arms, Triumps, Magnifi∣cent Buildings, Sports and Exercises, &c. of the Anci∣ent Romans; To which is Premis'd a short Abstract of the History of the Original, Growth and Decay of that Common-wealth. Written by Basil Kennet of Corp. Christ. Coll. Oxon. Illustrated with many Sculp∣tures Engraven in Copper. Octavo.
• P. Virgilii Maronis Opera Interpretatione & Notis Il∣lustravit Carolus Ruaeus, Soc. Jesu, jussu Christianis. Re∣gis ad usum Serenis. Delphini. Octavo. juxta Edit. Parisiens.—Is now Reprinting on a very fine Paper, and fair Charactar, and will be Publish'd in a very few weeks.
• A Compleat History of England; or, The Lives of all the Kings to His Present Majesty: Containing a Faithful Relation of all Affairs of State, both Ecclesias∣tical and Civil; with Observations, Ancient Inscrip∣tions, Coins and Medals for Illustration thereof; and the Effigies of the Kings. Collected from the most Authentick Authors, and Original Papers, by several Hands. Two Vol. Folio, Propos'd for Subscription, at 40 s. in Sheets.
• Dr. Hen. Hammond's Paraphrase on the PSALMS and PROVERBS. Folio.
• An Universal English Dictionary, Explaining all Difficult English Words Ancient and Modern: and the Terms used in all Sciences and Arts. Together with the Etymology of Words, and the Inventions of Things. Collected from the most Esteem'd Authors Ancient and Modern; and made much more Com∣pleat and Exact than any hitherto Extant. By several Persons, particularly Learned in the Sciences they un∣dertake to speak of. Digested into Alphabetical Or∣der, and contain'd in one Volume in Folio. Will be Publish'd in Michaelmas-Term.